Google Messages could soon gain a major iMessage deletion feature, according to code found buried in the app.

An update to RCS is about to offer more features to messages that travel between Apple and Android phones—though blue and ...

Google Messages seems to be working on expanding its reach. The app may soon integrate WhatsApp video calling into the Google Messages interface. While not truly interoperable, the WhatsApp ...

Google Messages, the default messaging app on Android phones, could soon get new features that will let you unsend texts like third-party messengers. The unsend functionality is reportedly under ...

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Google is piloting RCS integration with Search in India, allowing users to contact businesses directly via AI-powered chat, ...

Google Messages is working on a "Delete for everyone" feature for sent texts, similar to iMessage and WhatsApp. The feature will require all recipients to be on the latest build of the app.

After Google scrubbed wording that promised not to use AI for weapons, some staffers slammed the decision in the company's ...

This update brings some exciting features, including the highly anticipated ability to delete a sent message; and as expected, Google Messages is preparing to support it. Universal Profile 2.7 ...

Google Messages may soon allow users to make WhatsApp video calls directly within the Messages app, according to code discovered in an APK teardown by Android Authority. This integration can ...

Google Messages is preparing to add new deletion capabilities for RCS chats. You will soon have an option to delete RCS chats for yourself or for everyone, including you and the recipient.

Android Authority took a look at the code for Google Messages in an Android APK teardown and found currently dormant lines of code referencing "emergency RCS messaging." RCS, in case you aren't ...